Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-05-07

the side of Continental mountains. Mir. Fleming has been working on this mlne alone for several years and now has a tunnel in l20 feet. He arrastras the rock and thus makes it slowly pay its way.-Phenix Herald,
 If people want an interesting show they should visit the "joint-pool" north of the Park, where the court house and city hall sewer empties. The fields are covered with it and the woods are full of it. Why, one can distinguish in the Babel of Odors, all kinds of criminal scents, from murder and grand larceny down 10 mere ''suspIcion." Go down and see the skeletons of death dance m mad glee over their grow harvest.
 Mir. R. Allison, of San Diego, a broth CT of Mir. George Allison of this city and uncle of Messrs. F, NJ. and Warren Ali son, is in the city to remain for week or two on a visit. Mir. Allison is the owner of 5000 acres Of the Mission grant at San Diego and also a part Of the Cuysmscs grant, and could get cash payment of half 6 million for these lands. He IS favorsbly impressed with portion of Arizona.
 Last Tuesday Mamie. the daughter and only child or Captain and Mrs: H. w LRwton, age l5 months, died at Fort Huaohuca. She was buried on Nednes- day, and followed to the grave by Troop B, 4th Cavalry and the officers at the Post. h their sad bereavement the Captain and his wife have the heart felt sympathy of their many friends not only ID ArizonR, but wherever their es- teemed qualities have made them known and belOved.-Tombstone Democrat.
 There has been a greater activity than usual ID the bacon and ham market this week, and the Union Market reports a busy season. In almost every direction these provisions srs shipped, while the family trade has been very satisfactory. The warm weather and the new supplies for min ing camps are chiefly responsible for the sudden demand, and 1t may be ex- pected to remain active all summer. Mir. c. E. Schumacher also supplies all kinds of fresh meats, lard, sausage, etc, and delivers meats without extra charge.
 The "ioint- poop down in the valley north of the park. IS doing just what Ii was expected that 1t would do, The west wind of last evening brought it's multiplex odors through the north end of the city, and the light night breeze had the full sewer flavor. The inevlta- ble result of this pool of filth vill be work for the doctors and undertakers, Diphtheria, typhoid and mslsrisl levers luxuriste on such coDgenisl food, and unless prompt measures are taken to disinfect this pool the health of this city will suffer greatly,
 Good, square and honest dealing will always pay in the long run, and II IS by this precept that Dr. George Martin has acquired B splendid patronage at hls model drug store. lis goods are always fresh and pure and can be relied upon under all circumstances. He Is extremely careful in cOmpoundin9 pre- scriptions and thereby gives the patient full confidence that all is right and no mistake has been made. Dr, Martin also keeps a large supply of toilet articles of every description and he sells very reasonably,
 Rev. U. Gregory and Mrs. Gregory have returned home from a visit 10 Gro Bl6nco, both of them much improved ID health. Mir. Gregory extols the beau ties and prospects of that section Tn no uncertain terms and he thinks that tine merits of its fine mineral belt will ulti- mstely make Gro BlRnco a big camp, Mir. Gregory found his three stolen horses among & lot the Mexican troops had recently rounded up, and be left his hired man in charge of them Bt Saric until they should be formally released by the prefect of Altar.
 Dr, F. J. Hart was in from San Xavier yesterday. He says She Indians are all busy fencing their cultivated fields and they work cheerfully and as much as they can and support their families. They have six miles of post holes dug and posts set for over half that distance; over two miles of bRrbed wire fence has been built, five wires high. After these fields are all fenced their timber lands will be enclosed. The Papsgoes are all very healthy; but recently there were two cases of pneumonia among them, one of which was fatal. Beyond these there has been little or no sickness among them. Dr. Hart returned to San Xavier last evening.
 By direction of the Council, Street Commissioner J. McC. Elliott is doing good work in the line of his office. He has already set out Bermuda gra-s all around the Court plaza and wlli soon have that place quite attractive. He needs big plow now to assist in his duties, both m breaking ground for grading the streets and for other public Improvements. The council is 10 be commended in adding all possible at fractions to the public portions of the city and the people appreciate their ef. forts to besutify the barren spots that were intended to bloom as well as to push the necessary repairs of the public streets.
 No word has been received from the Mexican trsilers after the train robbers. under charge of Deputies Shaw and Fsison. It was understood that II their trail was found it would be followed without cessation until the thieves were oyertsken. and word would only be sent back when an opportunity occurred without delaying the pursuing party. This morning Deputy Marshal Will Smith came up from Yuma with e nun Der ot Indian trRilers, and IS no doubt on the trail now. The thieves are bound to be overtsken Bnd brought back, no matter where they are. Gov. Torres of Sonora has already signitied his desire to cooperate with the civil officers in Arizona in hunting them down If they enter Mexican territory.
 The city has but three policemen, and some people are unchsritRble enough to think they ought to be on duty day and night and upon every street sImul- tsneously. They are faithful officers and do their full duty. but they are not expected to escort every person that goes to the railroad. They R-e to be commended for their efficiency. One of them is stationed near the depot and two others pstrsl the city, while Mar shal Roche is at hand day or night. They are sll of them attending strictly to the duties assigned them, and noth- ing more can be reasonably asked. The complaints against their inefhcienoy are without cause, and complaints against the insdequscy of the force should be laid before the Council and not the public.
 A building and improving association womb he "A Onod Ab,nu for Elnranaa